Abstract :

Occupation is a set of daily activities that are given meaning to clients, and occupational therapists believe that occupation can restore a client’s quality of life and health. Daily activities have an observable form of continuum of action or movement. However, movement is a result of processing sensory information based on the purpose and meaning, and its substance cannot be grasped only by observing from the third-person point of view. Therefore, I would like to introduce the cognitive process and therapeutic approach from the first-person point of view.